The 57th Downtown St. Patrick's Parade takes over Market Street at noon on March 14; organizers and local media are expecting crowds of 250,000+.

A new $15 million, two‑level entertainment complex opened in Fenton with bowling, VR, mini golf and a scratch kitchen.

Saint Charles' Designer Purse Bingo returns to support Alzheimer's initiatives, offering a chance to win stylish prizes while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Saint Charles, Missouri prepares for its annual Mardi Gras Parade on February 15, with limited spots available for participants. The event features live music, food, and activities.

St. Charles, Missouri, is excitedly preparing for its annual Mardi Gras event with a parade on February 15, featuring family-friendly activities, food, and music.

St. Charles announces the return of its Fire Arts Fest at the Foundry Art Centre on January 30, 2026, offering fiery displays and artistic demonstrations.

A severe winter storm hit parts of Illinois and Missouri, leading to heavy snow, icy conditions, and dangerously low temperatures, with the National Weather Service issuing multiple warnings.

Saint Charles will host "Lights, Camera… TRIVIA!" on March 7 to support the local animal shelter, with trivia, costumes, and table decorations encouraged. Tickets cost $160 for a table of eight.

Florissant's Winter Palooza lock in at the James J. Eagan Center featured ice skating, gaming, a petting zoo, and a swimming pool, drawing over a hundred kids for an evening of activities.

St. Charles is preparing for its annual Mardi Gras celebration on February 15th, featuring a parade at 11 AM and an after party. Participants can register online to join in the festivities.

The Missouri Department of Corrections launched various initiatives in 2025 to reform the system, including a prison nursery, family days with fishing and tents, suicide prevention programs, staff raises, and community engagement successes.

A Missouri resident won a record $1.787 billion lottery jackpot and chose a lump sum payout of $410.3 million before taxes. The winner plans to maintain a low-key lifestyle.

The State of Missouri's 2025 Show Me Challenge was won by MOgrooves, a project promoting the state's arts and cultural scene via a digital platform. Other innovative projects from state employees were also highlighted.